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== Analysis of the Degradation of a Protein == | == Analysis of the Degradation of a Protein == | ||
== Constitutive synthesis of a Protein == | == Constitutive synthesis of a Protein == | ||
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| + | The experimental setup involves tagging a constitutive promoter with a fluorescent protein; we record the resultant fluorescence and do some analysis. This routine loads the data as an excel sheet, allows for graphic visualization of the results, and if need be, elimination of some samples which may seem suspect. The synthesis rate and degradation term of the milieu are estimated by the user. | ||
| + | The routine was developed so the user may supervise all the operations. | ||
= Infector Detector= | = Infector Detector= | ||
Revision as of 01:51, 26 October 2007
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Useful Tools
During this summer the Imperial iGEM team has developed several routines in MATLAB. We are happy to share them with the rest of Synthetic Biology Community and hope they will prove useful.
Analysis of the Degradation of a Protein
Constitutive synthesis of a Protein
The experimental setup involves tagging a constitutive promoter with a fluorescent protein; we record the resultant fluorescence and do some analysis. This routine loads the data as an excel sheet, allows for graphic visualization of the results, and if need be, elimination of some samples which may seem suspect. The synthesis rate and degradation term of the milieu are estimated by the user. The routine was developed so the user may supervise all the operations.
Infector Detector
Intro in ID + link
1 sub section per piece of code
Description of the code + images if possible ==
Cell-by-Date
Intro in CBD + link
1 sub section per piece of code
Description of the code + images if possible ==
